FIFA World Cup - Page 2

Lt. Killer M · 11-12-2009, 09:38

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Originally Posted by Stapel

None other country has reached the final in the last 40 years.

which is kinda odd, isn't it? And makes one wonder how many refs are bought. and players.

Stapel · 11-12-2009, 09:52

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Originally Posted by Lt. Killer M

which is kinda odd, isn't it? And makes one wonder how many refs are bought. and players.

No, it's a lot simpler. The rest is crap and usually satisfied with reaching a semi-final spot.

Lt. Killer M · 11-12-2009, 14:33

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Originally Posted by Stapel

No, it's a lot simpler. The rest is crap and usually satisfied with reaching a semi-final spot.

and that, ladies and gentlemen, was Bas telling us that 95% of the world have no ambition

Stapel · 15-12-2009, 18:57

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Originally Posted by Lt. Killer M

and that, ladies and gentlemen, was Bas telling us that 95% of the world have no ambition

Well, I never thought about it that way, but there might be some truth in that, not?

Lt. Killer M · 15-12-2009, 20:45

maybe, Bas, mayeb - and what's your ambition regarding Berlin?

Shabbaman · 21-05-2010, 14:27

I wanted to rub some salt in the wounds after the injury of Ballack, but now I've finally found a good reason to open this season's world cup thread: *click*

barbu1977 · 21-05-2010, 14:45

Let's not forget this classic. That one always gets me in the mood:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcCw9...eature=related

Robi D · 21-05-2010, 15:11

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Originally Posted by Shabbaman

I wanted to rub some salt in the wounds after the injury of Ballack, but now I've finally found a good reason to open this season's world cup thread: *click*

But you already have

Shabbaman · 21-05-2010, 15:30

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Originally Posted by Robi D

But you already have

lololololol

socralynnek · 21-05-2010, 16:48

Ballack? No salt in no wound for me. I am not really a fan of the German national team anyway (btw, why is the German team the only national team without a name anyway?)

I am more interested in the results of the Bafana Bafana. Or the Socceroos. Or La Roja (but I don't mean the team that is also called La Furia Roja)

But I will surely watch the German games, because you have to, because everyone is talking about it...

Funny thing: In Germany the national team is called "die Nationalmannschaft" which is not a nickname but the German word for "national team", I have read somewhere that in some other countries people think that "Mannschaft" would be the nickname for the German national team, but this even only means "team"

( English Wikipedia lists "Die Mannschaft" and "DFB-Elf", the latter one can count as a nickname; DFB = German football association, and for non Dutch or German speakers: Elf = eleven )

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socralynnek Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: USS Defiant Posts: 3,827	Ballack? No salt in no wound for me. I am not really a fan of the German national team anyway (btw, why is the German team the only national team without a name anyway?) I am more interested in the results of the Bafana Bafana. Or the Socceroos. Or La Roja (but I don't mean the team that is also called La Furia Roja) But I will surely watch the German games, because you have to, because everyone is talking about it... Funny thing: In Germany the national team is called "die Nationalmannschaft" which is not a nickname but the German word for "national team", I have read somewhere that in some other countries people think that "Mannschaft" would be the nickname for the German national team, but this even only means "team" ( English Wikipedia lists "Die Mannschaft" and "DFB-Elf", the latter one can count as a nickname; DFB = German football association, and for non Dutch or German speakers: Elf = eleven ) __________________ Being without a signature since November 2004.